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No, sensors cannot be shared or moved between different horses. Doing so would result in incorrect data, for which we cannot take responsibility.
Each sensor set is designed to work with one specific horse. During initial use, the system creates an individual baseline gait “snapshot”, which is treated as the horse’s normal movement pattern. All further analysis is based on monitoring deviations from this healthy baseline.
If the sensors are used on another horse, the baseline model becomes invalid, leading to distorted results and incorrect data interpretation.
No, sensors cannot be shared or moved between different horses. Doing so would result in incorrect data, for which we cannot take responsibility.
Each sensor set is designed to work with one specific horse. During initial use, the system creates an individual baseline gait “snapshot”, which is treated as the horse’s normal movement pattern. All further analysis is based on monitoring deviations from this healthy baseline.
If the sensors are used on another horse, the baseline model becomes invalid, leading to distorted results and incorrect data interpretation.